Key Points Ethereum has a new major upgrade coming in 2026. A lot of banks will likely start to use the chain. There's not much left in its domain in terms of credible competition. 10 stocks we like better than Ethereum › Ethereum's (CRYPTO: ETH) price is down 27% during the past 12 months, so many investors are eager for any bullish narrative that might suggest that things might be looking up for the cryptocurrency. Eventually, those better days will roll around. I also predict three important t ...

Market Overview - Euro stablecoins market capitalization surpasses $1 billion, marking significant adoption [1] - Euro stablecoins experienced 100% year-to-date (YTD) growth [1] - USD stablecoins market capitalization is approximately $309 billion [1] Cryptocurrency Landscape - Ethereum leads the stablecoin landscape as of December 2025 [1] Macroeconomic Context - Eurozone M2 Money Supply is approximately $15.9 trillion [1]

Market Overview - Euro M2 money stock is approximately $15.5 trillion [1] - Euro stablecoins supply has surpassed $1 billion [1] - Euro stablecoins represent approximately 0.006% of the Euro M2 money stock [1] Stablecoin Adoption - Euro stablecoins adoption is effectively non-existent at a macro level [1] - Euro stablecoins adoption lags significantly behind USD stablecoins [1] - Recent growth in Euro stablecoins is visible, but starts from a near-zero base [1] Stablecoin Ecosystem - Ethereum hosts the largest share of Euro stablecoins [1] - Liquidity across other chains for Euro stablecoins is fragmented [1] - No dominant Euro stablecoin rail has emerged yet [1]

https://t.co/aSGzFcjvyAToken Terminal 📊 (@tokenterminal):🇺🇸 How is U.S. admin doubling down on stablecoins?🔀 identify distribution channels = public blockchains⚖️ establish regulatory clarity = treat L1s as commodities & approve staking⛓️ take a lead in tokenization = bring additional utility to stablecoins https://t.co/s7TFsqkKet ...

RT Token Terminal 📊 (@tokenterminal)🇺🇸 How is U.S. admin doubling down on stablecoins?🔀 identify distribution channels = public blockchains⚖️ establish regulatory clarity = treat L1s as commodities & approve staking⛓️ take a lead in tokenization = bring additional utility to stablecoins https://t.co/s7TFsqkKet ...

Visa now allows certain partner banks and fintechs to settle their obligations to Visa in USDC, rather than traditional bank transfers. Settling means “squaring the tab” at the end of the day between banks, card issuers, and Visa. Instead of waiting on slow, expensive bank wires, they can send USDC on-chain, and now they can do that on Solana, a fast, low-fee blockchain built for high transaction throughput.First, a quick definition. A stablecoin is a crypto token that tracks a real-world asset, usually the ...

RT Token Terminal 📊 (@tokenterminal)🇺🇸 How is U.S. admin doubling down on stablecoins?⏳ identify bottlenecks = 2 issuers🏦 issuers = in control of flows & distribution💱 reserves = provide stability & revenue⚖️ GENIUS Act = make T-Bill reserves a req for compliance & invite more competition among issuers https://t.co/BgG5MtthcX ...

RT Token Terminal 📊 (@tokenterminal)🇺🇸 Why is U.S. admin doubling down on stablecoins?🌐 stablecoins = global distribution for the dollar📈 growth pattern = durable, non-cyclical💵 economic impact = net-new demand for U.S. T-Bills🟰an opportunity to expand the reach & dominance of USD & get cheap financing. https://t.co/lfJHmxlmJs ...

RT Leon Waidmann 🔥 (@LeonWaidmann)We are currently witnessing the biggest shift in financial infrastructure in human history.The world is moving ONCHAIN, and we are just getting started!🔹 Stablecoins today: ~$300B supply🔹 U.S. Treasury expectation: >$2T within ~3 years🔹 That implies ~+$1.7T of new dollars moving onchain by 2028Where does it go, and which sectors will benefit?🔹 Ethereum holds ~60% of stablecoin supply today🔹 Even if that declines to ~50% by 2028🔹 Ethereum L1 would still absorb ~+$850B in new ...

Non-USD stablecoin traffic is, in fact, very active https://t.co/tjwVXP5XhLdave taylor (@EtherfuseDave):The conclusion that no one wants non-USD stablecoins is lazy.And it's wrong. It dismisses the need for significant participation from global economies. Using only current blockchain activity as evidence to support this conclusion is like staring at a single pixel and insisting ...